Posted by Ray Turgeon on August 24, 2007 at 07:56:26 from (4.238.94.230):
I have a 1957 Ford model 850 (800 Series) tractor. It has a Model 19-97 / 703 Series Heavy Duty Front End Loader on it. It was my Dad’s tractor (he has passed away) and my step mother wants it off her property. The tractor has been sitting for about 4 years and currently the engine will not start and needs to be dismantled (very low compression; stuck valves & rings). I need to load the tractor onto a trailer so I can haul it to my home, but it can not be moved as the loader and bucket are in the down position. I am trying to find out what the best way is to raise the loader arms and bucket so I can pull the tractor onto a trailer. Any thought or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks Ray
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